8N Impliments

I understant the horsepower is 23 to 27 or so. Can this run a 6' mower??? The guy has one for sale but it was not on an 8N. What are my limitations on impliments like plows, etc.

Thanks

I haven't even seen my 8N yet. Purchased it sight unseen from a farmer I know and trust. Was his baby until retirement. Info is from him and as far as I am concerned gospel. Runs very nice, tires 70%, sheet metal straight,needs paint, front distributor, 6V, hard starting when damp. Comes with loader and front mount hydralics (what ever that is), loader has snow bucket and dirt bucket. Comes with cultivator and 3 point. He has a 6' finish mower that I am going to look at (what are they worth???). Paid $1950 for all but the finish mower. Going to pick it up tomorrow. My IH Cub Cadet collection will be jealous!!!!!

You and I are both 'N'ewbies! An overrunning clutch (OC) is a basically a rachet device on the implement drive shaft. For example when you disengage the clutch, a large mower (bush hog etc. has a lot of spinning mass and does not stop right away. With the clutch disengaged you only disconnect the motor, the blade is still attached to the trans and hence the axle. The mower's enertia will push the the tractor along and often into places you don't want to go, trees fences etc! The OC will allow the mower side of the shaft to spin while the rachet clicks (overruns)on the PTO side. After bushogging the past few days I learned that the blade goes a LONG time! BTW tell us about your 8N! StuK